ADVENTURE CALLS! (Masters of Cinema) Limited Edition Four-disc Blu-ray - PRE-ORDER-27-APRIL-26

Seven epic adventures from the legendary world of Karl May in one definitive Blu-ray collection

Eureka Entertainment is set to release ADVENTURE CALLS! Karl May at CCC, featuring seven of the most celebrated screen adaptations of Karl May’s adventure novels. Housed in a Limited Edition hardbound slipcase and accompanied by a 60-page collector’s book, this four-disc Blu-ray set, part of The Masters of Cinema Series, is strictly limited to just 2,000 copies and will be available from 27 April 2026.

LIMITED EDITION FOUR-DISC BLU-RAY FEATURES*:

• Limited Edition of 2,000 copies
• Limited Edition Hardbound Slipcase
• 1080p HD presentations of all seven features from 4K restorations of the original camera negatives undertaken by CCC Film
• Original German audio tracks
• Optional English subtitles, newly revised for this release
• New introductions to each film by Sir Christopher Frayling, author of Spaghetti Westerns: Cowboys and Europeans from Karl May to Sergio Leone
• New audio commentaries on Old Shatterhand and The Treasure of the Aztecs by film historian David Kalat
• Karl May at CCC – new interview with producer Alice Brauner, managing director of CCC Film and daughter of CCC founder Artur Brauner
• Prodigal Son – new interview with film historian Sheldon Hall on the late career of Robert Siodmak
• Archival making of documentary on Old Shatterhand and Winnetou and Shatterhand in the Valley of Death
• Archival featurette on Daliah Lavi, star of Old Shatterhand 
• Archival interview with Bernhard Schmid, co-editor and contributor to Karl May Verlag
• Archival featurette on the restoration of The Shoot, Through Wild Kurdistan and In the Kingdom of the Silver Lion
• Archival news footage on The Shoot
• Original theatrical trailers
• Limited Edition 60-page collector’s book featuring new writing on Karl May on page and screen by German popular cinema experts Tim Bergfelder and Holger Haase, a profile of Lex Barker by Boris Brosowski and an essay on Old Shatterhand and Winnetou by Lee Broughton, author of The Euro-Western
• * All extras subject to change